24 Apr
2007
24 Apr
'07
11:13 a.m.
Hi, all.
I am trying to setup two openser servers each running its own Mysql with
dual master configuration. Master 1 has initially all locations info in
its table.
Once master 2 comes on as mysql dual master, It seems functioning
initially however, as time goes by, I noticed that location table changes
in a way that master 1 loses all location entries when those devices
register to master 2. Eventually only locations where master 2 responded
to "REGISTER" are being in the database.
Can anyone tell me what may be going wrong?
John Kim
24 Apr
24 Apr
12:51 p.m.
New subject: [Serusers] mysql "dual master" problem
Wrong list. Please don't cross-post.
SER and OpenSER have by now so many differences that questions as the
one below do not have one answer.
g-)
Chahn Kim wrote:
Hi, all.
I am trying to setup two openser servers each running its own Mysql with
dual master configuration. Master 1 has initially all locations info in
its table.
Once master 2 comes on as mysql dual master, It seems functioning
initially however, as time goes by, I noticed that location table changes
in a way that master 1 loses all location entries when those devices
register to master 2. Eventually only locations where master 2 responded
to "REGISTER" are being in the database.
Can anyone tell me what may be going wrong?
John Kim
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1:27 p.m.
John Kim,
I would check that each server is configured to be a slave to another. It
sounds like one server is replicating, and the other isn't. Also, if your one
server already has records, those should be replicated to the second server
when it comes online.
To me, it sounds like master 1 is not a slave to master 2.
Mie
On Tuesday 24 April 2007 11:13:28 Chahn Kim wrote:
Hi, all.
I am trying to setup two openser servers each running its own Mysql with
dual master configuration. Master 1 has initially all locations info in
its table.
Once master 2 comes on as mysql dual master, It seems functioning
initially however, as time goes by, I noticed that location table changes
in a way that master 1 loses all location entries when those devices
register to master 2. Eventually only locations where master 2 responded
to "REGISTER" are being in the database.
Can anyone tell me what may be going wrong?
John Kim
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